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        "id": 1644494,
        "msgid": "bappenas-green-economy-at-the-core-of-national-development-strategy-1774885937",
        "date": "2026-03-30 22:11:57",
        "title": "Bappenas: Green Economy at the Core of National Development Strategy",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Economy",
        "summary": "Indonesia's National Development Planning Ministry (Bappenas) has positioned the green economy as the centrepiece of national planning strategies, driven by escalating climate change and hydro-meteorological disaster risks. This shift is embedded in the 2020\u20132024 and 2025\u20132029 Medium-Term National Development Plans, with partnerships like the Green Growth Program yielding significant outcomes, including 183.54 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent emissions reductions, sustainable management of 12.5 million hectares of ecosystems, and over 271,000 green jobs created since 2021. The programme's third phase concludes with a transition to the Green Indonesia Future Initiative (GIFT) in 2026, focusing on green investments, climate action, and low-carbon economic transformation to align with global dynamics and national mandates.",
        "content": "<p>The government is shifting the development paradigm by viewing the\ngreen economy as the heart of national planning. Jakarta (ANTARA) - The\nMinistry of National Development Planning\/National Development Planning\nAgency (PPN\/Bappenas) has revealed that the government now regards the\ngreen economy as the core of the national development strategy amid\nrising climate change challenges and hydro-meteorological disaster\nrisks. \u201cThe government is shifting the development paradigm by viewing\nthe green economy as the heart of national planning. This commitment has\nbeen evident since the RPJMN (Medium-Term National Development Plan)\n2020\u20132024 and is further strengthened in the RPJMN 2025\u20132029 through\nPillars 2 and 8. In short, the green economy has become the mainstream\nof every development policy we formulate,\u201d said Deputy for Food, Natural\nResources, and the Environment of the Ministry of PPN\/Bappenas, Leonardo\nA.A. Teguh Sambodo, during the Dialogue on the Journey and Reflection of\nthe Green Growth Programme Phase III (GGP III), organised by Bappenas\nwith the Global Green Growth Institute Indonesia (GGGI), according to an\nofficial statement in Jakarta on Monday. He explained that increasingly\nevident climate pattern changes and the rising frequency of\nhydro-meteorological disasters demand stronger and more integrated\ndevelopment strategies. Without adequate mitigation and adaptation\nmeasures, he continued, the potential economic losses from climate\nchange are estimated to reach nearly Rp500 trillion by 2025 and could\nexceed Rp2 quadrillion by 2029. The partnership established since 2013\nthrough the Green Growth Programme has supported the achievement of\ninclusive, resilient, and sustainable economic growth. Several\nprogrammes include policy development, institutional capacity building,\nand mobilisation of public and private investments in priority sectors\naligned with Indonesia\u2019s national development agenda and climate\ncommitments. Since 2021, this partnership has successfully resulted in a\nreduction of 183.54 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent greenhouse gas\nemissions, sustainable management of approximately 12.5 million hectares\nof ecosystems, the creation of more than 271,000 green jobs, and\nimproved access to sustainable energy for over 276,000 people.\nAdditionally, hundreds of thousands of beneficiaries have also received\nindirect impacts from the various programmes implemented. Furthermore,\nTeguh stated that this forum marks the closure of GGP III while serving\nas a momentum for transitioning to the Green Indonesia Future Initiative\n(GIFT), to be launched in June 2026, and formulating the direction of\nthe green development partnership for the 2026\u20132030 period. \u201cThis\nmeeting also serves as a strategic bridge for the Ministry of\nPPN\/Bappenas and GGGI to review past achievements while aligning our\nfuture work compass towards the Country Planning Framework (CPF)\n2026\u20132030. We reflect on the tangible results of the third phase to\nbuild a stronger foundation for the next stage and ensure that every\nfuture initiative aligns with the mandate of the Medium-Term National\nDevelopment Plan 2025\u20132029 and is responsive to global change dynamics,\u201d\nhe said. Within the CPF 2026\u20132030 framework, GIFT will focus on green\ninvestments, climate action, carbon assessment, sustainable landscapes,\nblue and coastal economy, and green industry development that supports\nIndonesia\u2019s low-carbon economic transformation. GGGI Indonesia Country\nRepresentative, Rowan Fraser, stated that the partnership between the\nIndonesian government and GGGI has evolved gradually since Indonesia\nbecame one of the founding members of GGGI in 2012, with the\nimplementation of various phases of the Green Growth Programme from 2013\nto the third phase in 2021\u20132025. \u201cThrough this partnership, GGGI\nprovides technical support to the government in developing green\ndevelopment policies, strengthening collaboration with development\npartners and the private sector, and implementing various programmes at\nnational and local levels. Moving forward, through the Green Indonesia\nFuture Initiative (GIFT), we hope to continue and strengthen this\ncooperation to support the implementation of green development and\nencourage sustainable investments in Indonesia,\u201d Rowan revealed.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/bappenas-green-economy-at-the-core-of-national-development-strategy-1774885937",
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